384-1704: Fuel System Lines

Description: The Fuel lines are a type of tubing or hose that transports fuel from the fuel tank to the engine in a vehicle or machinery. They are an essential component of the fuel system and play a critical role in ensuring that the engine receives an adequate and consistent supply of fuel. Fuel lines are typically made from materials that are resistant to heat, pressure, and chemical corrosion. The diameter of a fuel line must be matched to the fuel system's flow rate to ensure that the engine receives an adequate supply of fuel. The length of a fuel line depends on the distance between the fuel tank and the engine. Longer fuel lines can cause a decrease in fuel pressure, which can lead to poor engine performance. Attributes: • It has an operating pressure of 65.26 PSI • It has an operating temperature of -35°C to +95°C • Flexible enough to bend and route through tight spaces without kinking or breaking. • Abrasion resistance is particularly important in applications where fuel lines are exposed to vibration or movement. Applications: The fuel lines transport fuel from the tank to the engine. It is mainly used in Cat 314E 314E, 314F, 315F, 320, 320F, 321F, 323F and 325F Excavators.